You want to see which curriculums or medicines are working.
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Government regulates school curriculums, just as it regulates insurance policies.
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Activists are also controversially pushing to eliminate bullfighting from school curriculums.
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The College Board's goal was to make high school curriculums uniform.
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School curriculums include lessons on the benefits of waiting to marry.
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Schools want help developing curriculums around healthy relationships and gender norms.
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Some airlines have already incorporated such training into their recurrent curriculums.
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Chinese curriculums in both the sciences and humanities prize rote memorization.
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More recently, collegiate psychology programs have been incorporating hypnosis into their curriculums.
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To this day, the mighty education ministry sets standardised curriculums and timetables.
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These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums and violence in Chicago.
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Some universities are tweaking their curriculums to acknowledge this skill-set shift.
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These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago.
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Third, faculty members work together on classes and curriculums that empower students.
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According to Chan, many Chinese universities are also adapting their business curriculums.
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But teachers have not had time to catch up on their curriculums.
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She also consulted with universities on their curriculums and conducted training programs.
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Incorporating the arts into medical school curriculums is an increasingly popular trend.
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Programs across the country would do well to standardize objectives and curriculums.
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I'm hoping English department curriculums have changed since I was in college.
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Mr Modi's government has made encouraging noises about toughening accountability and improving curriculums.
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Those circumstances have not stopped "Le Morte d'Arthur" featuring on many university curriculums.
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His group is also encouraging schools to incorporate the census into their curriculums.
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Universities should integrate instruction on ethics and morality into business and other curriculums.
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Simulators, shop equipment, stocks of spare parts and training curriculums have to change.
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Activists have successfully pushed to add Mentawai culture to local elementary school curriculums.
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"These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago," he added.
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The department also influences school curriculums and academic research — and not just in China.
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Only 10 states even reference "sexual assault" or "consent" in their sex education curriculums.
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She writes curriculums and educational resources for e-learning companies and nonprofit education groups.
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" School curriculums would be monitored to ensure that they "uphold national sovereignty and ideology.
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That's generally because those languages are difficult to learn and involve composing completely different curriculums.
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Consent, a topic that's finally getting more attention, often isn't even mentioned in many curriculums.
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That being so, removing books from shelves or school curriculums is both mistaken and patronising.
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The presidents of Argentina and Chile promised to introduce sex education in their national curriculums.
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Ask that these programs and curriculums be designed with gender and racial diversity in mind.
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Disaster risk reduction will also become a focus in school curriculums, according to the plan.
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Third, MSI faculty members work together to co-construct classes and curriculums that empower students.
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It makes you think that we should have explicit decision-making curriculums in all schools.
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The curriculums, teaching styles, and class structure of schools differ widely all around the world.
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Test drilling and prescribed curriculums take the joy out of learning, and out of teaching.
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Teachers know they may have to pare down their curriculums for distracted or anxious students.
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Today, schools have to develop the curriculums and assessments to make the changemaking mentality universal.
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Building curriculums … and we talk about going to the African American Cultural Museum of History.
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These teachers are reimagining and shifting conventional curriculums to reflect their more diverse student bodies.
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The groups cited curriculums and handbooks from religious schools that participated in the Montana program.
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Its materials would also bolster curriculums at the university, including at its music business program.
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Teenagers are helping to lead integration efforts, protesting against discrimination and demanding more inclusive curriculums.
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A review of cosmetology curriculums nationally, however, shows that most states teach subjects beyond hairstyling.
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High schools should be including media literacy as part of history and social science curriculums.
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Curriculums are over-ambitious relics of an era when only a select few went to school.
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Most mechanical engineering departments now offer project-oriented, hands-on courses as part of their curriculums.
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A large factor in the success of "An Inconvenient Truth" was its inclusion in school curriculums.
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Christie was quick to respond that Common Core has been "eliminated" from New Jersey school curriculums.
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And in doing so, transform curriculums to further integrate a culture of peace, tolerance and diversity.
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It operates three different types of courses, ranging from one-off modules to full-time curriculums.
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Plus, class curriculums focus less on long hours and tedious homework and more on creative playtime.
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But I don't think that every comic should be thinking, I gotta get this in curriculums!
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Mr. Trump did not pick instructors and had little involvement in devising curriculums, the suit says.
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And, like many other states, it doesn't require that sex ed curriculums include medically accurate information.
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It has ordered her to stop developing Native-centered curriculums and taking students on field trips.
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The series premiered in Minneapolis at the Trylon Cinema and then was used in school curriculums.
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They caution us against our temptation to cancel these texts from our canon, curriculums and stages.
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The issue is being attacked by dozens of organizations offering information and curriculums on the subject.
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Yes, we should still read historical biographies, and schools should require curriculums focused on teaching the Holocaust.
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" He soon added on Twitter, "These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago.
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Boler's background before starting Elvie (née Chiaro) including working for the U.N. on global sex education curriculums.
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Lumineer Academy has sought to capture some of them with a promise of freedom from strict curriculums.
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Some business school curriculums are even adding coursework in social justice and activism at the corporate level.
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In addition to academics, periods of the camp are devoted to arts, infusing creativity into the curriculums.
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Fossil fuel industry funding of curriculums also poses a huge obstacle to eliminating misinformation about climate change.
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The Center for News Literacy at Stony Brook University has developed curriculums for middle school through college.
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Schools at all levels regularly tinker with their curriculums to be more relevant and interesting to students.
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That came only days after Shanghai started to enforce an existing ban on international schools using "foreign curriculums".
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But we think that it is important for schools to move toward a more open approach to curriculums.
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But their shiny facilities often mask curriculums and lecturers that are no better than the average public institution.
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As the world economy globalised in the 2101s and 2100s, so too did American curriculums and student bodies.
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"Today, schools have to develop the curriculums and assessments to make the changemaking mentality universal," he wrote recently.
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The money will be spent on computer science curriculums around the country starting in the 2018 fiscal year.
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There are many child-friendly podcasts out there that explore topics that aren't often included in traditional curriculums.
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However, the founders emphasize that they will focus on slow effective scaling, crafting curriculums specific to each locality.
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Employers could be involved in designing curriculums on advanced manufacturing, for example, or donating instruction time and equipment.
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Their ideas caught on among educators at a time when students were already in revolt against traditional curriculums.
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Among other things, the San Francisco Unified School District has used the money to develop computer science curriculums.
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Some medical schools have even introduced culinary curriculums to train more doctors to talk to patients about food.
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Six states incorporated parts of the exam immigrants must pass to become citizens into their high school curriculums.
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But schools are not required to use it, and the department does not track what curriculums they use.
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But while digital resources are useful, it's important to note that they can't replace comprehensive sex ed curriculums.
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Common Core standards removed cursive as a requirement in 2010, prompting many schools to exclude it from curriculums.
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First, they hosted a coding class for elected officials and started working to get engineering into more curriculums.
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Rural schools with broad curriculums benefit both the students who attend them and the broader communities they serve.
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Other groups and organizations in the region are starting to use the term in their own advertising and curriculums.
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After he graduated he went to Hampshire, an innovative college that largely allowed students to devise their own curriculums.
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Ms Clark talked of creating joint degree programmes and common curriculums between the universities of British Columbia and Washington.
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Texts far older and far less widely-read remain a part of English class curriculums, on book store shelves.
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Healey is putting schools on alert about Juul after hearing that the company has offered prevention curriculums to educators.
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That's because most language curriculums require a hefty time commitment that the majority of working adults just can't afford.
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His life story was made into a television movie, and his memoirs are a staple on home-school curriculums.
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Schools face growing competition from overseas and online programmes—and, as Mr Benioff's critique implies, questions over hidebound curriculums.
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The loan was intended to support five vocational schools in the region by upgrading teams of teachers and curriculums.
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Their ministry, Answers in Genesis, produces books, magazines, videos and curriculums used by thousands of churches and home schoolers.
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After reviewing and comparing the curriculums for available online schools, she was impressed by the courses provided by AMU.
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Turning the tide will require profound changes in how reading is taught, in standardized testing and in school curriculums.
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He has reformed faculty training, course curriculums and screened films like "13th," Ava DuVernay's 2016 documentary about mass incarceration.
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But cosmetology school curriculums generally focus on cutting hair and safely handling chemicals — skills that aren't used in braiding.
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The issue has revived discussions about tying school food to curriculums and providing free school meals to all children.
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There are behavior codes, required Bible study, Christian-infused curriculums (think: environmental protection as "creation care") and weekday chapel.
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Lawmakers in states such as Florida and Texas have pushed bills that would strip climate change from curriculums entirely.
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Assessment The culminating assignment was a writing diagnostic utilized as a springboard for literacy and writing instruction across curriculums.
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Given that context, high-stakes testing, nationalized standards and curriculums, and random acts of English teaching often fall short.
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His administration tried to change school curriculums to add history and civic-education classes extolling the Chinese Communist Party.
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He popularized their contributions in nonfiction narratives for young adults, helping to refashion social studies curriculums across the country.
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Matovu, who served as the nonprofit's CEO, learned how to raise money, write grants, and set curriculums on the fly.
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Leaving LGBTQ experiences out of sex ed curriculums further ostracizes teens that are learning to come to terms with themselves.
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This compressed list of Rustin's accomplishments is enough to wonder why his name isn't in chapters across public school curriculums.
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When my teachers resumed their modified curriculums a month after the hurricane, we were shaken and distracted, unable to learn.
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Several student groups demand more pluralistic curriculums, cultural-awareness training for staff, more diverse faculties and extra facilities for minorities.
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The curriculums are delivered in a large assemblies or health classes, and utilize a variety of films, presentations and discussions.
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But knowing how they play out in the brain should help in designing curriculums, especially in mathematics, the paper suggests.
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School may be out, but America's teachers are hard at work, building out their curriculums for the upcoming academic year.
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In K-12 curriculums, states should encourage a widespread refocusing on critical reading and analysis skills for the digital age.
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Curriculums, textbooks, the skill and experience of the teacher — these and many other factors have a huge effect on learning.
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Recently, the newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza published research indicating that most Polish students wanted religious education removed from public school curriculums.
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Proponents argue that programs like Summit provide children, especially those in underserved towns, access to high-quality curriculums and teachers.
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Reforms were also needed in primary and high school curriculums to reverse a fall in Hungarian pupils' rankings, Lazar said.
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Unlike many sex education curriculums, sexual health text services offer personalized resources catered to young people's behaviors, preferences, and lifestyles.
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Dedicated activists spent hundreds of thousands of hours preaching to youth against poisonous, extremist ideas mandated by Sudan's school curriculums.
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"It's time for the United States to step up and integrate Native history and Native culture into curriculums," she said.
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To prepare students for that complex world, business schools around the country have revised their curriculums to emphasize team-focused learning.
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It's all part of Anderson's ongoing work on a unified theory of cognition, with the ultimate goal of designing better curriculums.
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Classrooms, hierarchical year-groups, standardised curriculums and fixed timetables are still the norm for most of the world's nearly 1.5bn schoolchildren.
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The startup is targeting mechanical engineering students with a set of online courses that can make up for outdated college curriculums.
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Local school districts hire the principals and teachers, and experiment with methods and curriculums that they think work for their children.
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In 183, the NBA partnered with the country's Ministry of Education to incorporate basketball into elementary, middle and high school curriculums.
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As an adult, she helped to found Urban Arts Partnership, which works with underserved public schools to introduce arts-integrated curriculums.
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Under Obama administration guidelines, organizations awarded most of the grants had to use curriculums that were on an evidence-supported list.
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In addition, several universities are working with middle and high schools and providing news literacy curriculums to them at no charge.
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But I do think we should be wary of the impulse to make college curriculums ever more technical and career focused.
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The typical response to these types of deficiencies is a call for greater attention to the issue in medical school curriculums.
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They also need to be transparent about outcome data and finances and use curriculums that motivate students to stay and graduate.
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Place those skills — as well as any others you want to see added to elementary school curriculums — in order of importance.
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"I think the potential for positive change in players is worth it," says Warner, who designs games and curriculums around social-impact.
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In 2010, New York began to develop a new teacher evaluation system, new tests and curriculums aligned with the Common Core standards.
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Protests over curriculums aimed at empowering girls to rise above traditional female duties have helped topple education ministers in Peru and Colombia.
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Three different Indian science academies also chimed in, saying the removal of evolution from school curriculums would be a regrettable step back.
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"It filters across our education system through tracking, hidden curriculums, social stratification and things I had no idea of before," he said.
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He was referring to initiatives such as soda bans, recalibrated school cafeteria food and more attention to physical education and nutrition curriculums.
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Incorporating computer science into school curriculums will give the next generation the tools they need to enter and expand this robust industry.
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We have daily curriculums and lesson plans, from the first day to the last day -- designed to deliver quite sophisticated, substantive material.
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She writes tip sheets over the summer, and puts together curriculums so seventh-grade teachers can acquaint their students with the process.
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Both the Bridge Golf Foundation and the Eagle Academies include character education in their curriculums to encourage students' social and emotional development.
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The Times has announced ambitious plans to make the project available to schools in the form of curriculums and related instructional material.
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Currently, American medical schools' curriculums are not sufficiently addressing the health needs and concerns of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
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He said he had no objection to integrating black studies into college curriculums but balked at establishing separate departments in that field.
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He's no longer a rare voice, as college campuses across the country, responding to increased scrutiny, incorporate consent education programs into their curriculums.
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The firm has developed short courses called nanodegrees with Udacity, the MOOC provider, and is also working with universities on developing course curriculums.
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In many parts of the state, teachers did not have time to adapt their curriculums before new tests were used to evaluate them.
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In terms of the actual learning content, it has been designed as a replacement for worksheets and is mapped to popular maths curriculums.
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The lesson plans on the Learning Network can be great supplements to other curriculums, too, especially when you are really into the subject.
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These skills need to be taught in tandem with conventional math and science curriculums to empower the next generation of computer science students.
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In a country where religious sentiment is weak, there is unease about the church meddling in school curriculums and building churches nobody wants.
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The movement has grown in prominence in recent years, sparking the proposal of dozens of bills across Brazil to shape public school curriculums.
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But the Education Department said it could not evaluate the new curriculums because it only received an outline and samples of those plans.
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Were we to plan for specific changes, we would start revamping curriculums to include skills we thought would be rewarded in the future.
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In 2014, a state law was passed mandating that health education classes update their drug and alcohol curriculums to reflect the opioid epidemic.
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By the numbers: 40 states met all five of CAP's measurements for civic curriculums, and another 225 states met 22020 out of 22020.
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This class is obsolescent only because the same people who direct our school curriculums benefit from our ignorance of thrift, in my opinion.
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He was as left as can be, but he believed in traditional school curriculums, the tough grinding of learning Latin and Greek grammar.
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As Illinois leaders — and other states in the future — devise these curriculums, they can take heed from these lessons and advice from California.
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As part of the project, judges have also helped edit curriculums to be taught to thousands of students in high school law classes.
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He documented the often overlooked contributions of black people in books for young adults, helping to refashion social studies curriculums across the country.
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Northwest Christian's elementary science and social studies curriculums were developed by Bob Jones Publishers, a leading provider of educational materials based on creationism.
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The remarks infuriated officials in Germany, where awareness of the crimes of the Nazi state is enshrined in school curriculums and public commemorations.
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Its role in Jewish history was emphasized in military parades and curriculums, and students from across Israel were taken there on school visits.
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Scientists and educators have begun to build on this new understanding, creating pedagogy and designing curriculums around the needs of our earliest learners.
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Researchers found consistent improvements in self-regulation in 16 of 21 interventions that were incorporated into school curriculums, making this the most successful approach.
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Cursive writing may have gone out of fashion, but numerous states across the country are moving to reintroduce it into their elementary-school curriculums.
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One remedy to the problem of narrow curriculums might be to dictate the time spent on each subject, as is the case in Finland.
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That was all prepared separately by L.U.O.'s team of course designers and editors, who assemble curriculums and videotaped lectures by other Liberty professors.
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When public dollars support private religious education, taxpayers may be funding the teaching of creationism and science curriculums that reject the climate change consensus.
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School curriculums have long been a part of culture wars, including in the United States, where there have been tussles over slavery and evolution.
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This annual exhibition consists of select projects completed by the students, who also investigated art at the museum and themes related to their curriculums.
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In Seattle, the only screened schools are two elementary schools with accelerated curriculums for "highly capable" students who pass a district-administered gifted test.
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That enthusiasm hardened, through curriculums, book clubs and great-works lists, into something more authoritarian, so that canon became taste hammered into stone tablets.
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Global Issues Note: Occasionally we partner with outside organizations who make especially good use of New York Times materials in their programming and curriculums.
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Public schools and colleges need to acknowledge that graduates want jobs, and work with corporations to gear more of their curriculums to job readiness.
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Most academics pay more attention to research than to teaching, and most universities continue to neglect their core curriculums in the name of academic choice.
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He attended SUNY-Buffalo, majoring in biophysics because it was reputed to be the hardest major, combining the curriculums of biology, physics, chemistry and math.
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These roles are usually full-time telecommuting jobs, and the responsibilities are just what you would expect — creating curriculums and evaluation standards for school systems.
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Few Americans beyond historians can claim thorough knowledge of slave rebellions, considering the scant mention they receive in standard classroom curriculums and in popular culture.
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King believes that accountability can succeed if it works alongside other critical changes, including more-equitable funding, higher-quality curriculums and better training for teachers.
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AP reports that some schools are in the process of developing online curriculums in the event of a larger outbreak that mandates the school closing.
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Although "Speak" was written in the '90s, long before the phrase "rape culture" became well-known, the text remains a staple of high school curriculums.
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Muslim and Aboriginal leaders both wanted to share the history more widely, including getting the story of the Yolngu and Makassan relationship into school curriculums.
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It has also helped more than 20153 districts to introduce such curriculums, the group said, and has facilitated training workshops for more than 57,000 teachers.
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"Extreme" and "radical" and "fully sold out" were common terms in Sunday school curriculums, at youth rallies, and in teen-focused devotionals and study Bibles.
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What's happening: Tech companies in particular are helping design curriculums to ensure students graduate with the exact skills they need to walk directly into jobs.
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The banner and exhibit are displayed with the hopes of sparking conversations and highlighting the voices of people who have historically been excluded from school curriculums.
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The schools of medicine can do its part in ensuring doctors are properly trained by integrating the concept of implicit bias into the medical education curriculums.
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To change the culture of sexual assault, a teen life coach writes that sex ed curriculums need to teach kids information that they'll actually find useful.
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More than 25 years later, the Pulitzer finalist and Tony nominee is a staple of drama curriculums, and America's racial divide is as fraught as ever.
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But university curriculums in Africa, technologists say, tend to emphasize theory rather than modern programming tools and the techniques of fast-paced software development in teams.
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The course I teach, Professional Responsibility, was brought into law-school curriculums and required by most states for admission to the bar beginning in the 1970s.
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The Essentially Ellington program, which provides jazz curriculums to high schools, now reaches almost 5,000 schools nationwide, more than double its total a few years ago.
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" Kanye also wrote about issues on which he felt he could influence Trump, writing, "These issues include bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago.
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The Texas State Board of Education has preliminarily approved to remove figures like Hilary Clinton and Helen Keller from mandatory school curriculums, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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With support from foundations and government agencies, Ms. Fredericks and a number of professional collaborators created curriculums that teach nutrition through cooking for preschoolers through high schoolers.
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States have passed laws requiring that schools use phonics-centric curriculums and screen students more aggressively for reading problems — or even hold back those who struggle most.
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In classrooms, that kind of creativity can be harnessed to teach students problem solving and critical thinking—two areas of growth that traditional curriculums struggle to teach.
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Courses at the AIMS have unconventional curriculums, which emphasise analytical thinking and problem-solving rather than the rote learning that has, Dr Turok says, "traumatised" African students.
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Teleteaching allows tiny, distant schools to broaden the choice of subjects on their curriculums while reducing bills for the flights, ferries and hotels of itinerant supply teachers.
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Student trips to former Nazi concentration camps, where Jews were enslaved and mass-murdered before and during World War II, are regular elements of German school curriculums.
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Ms. Lewis wrote a book and founded the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement, advocating social and emotional coping skills in schools' curriculums to combat bullying and violence.
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That position is deeply entwined in Turkish culture — it is standard in school curriculums — and polling has shown that a majority of Turks share the government's position.
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In addition to countering the old stereotypes of American Indians as primitive, the center fills what Mr. Gover, a Pawnee, sees as a gap in school curriculums.
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History curriculums have been revamped in schools; public meetings routinely begin with a recognition of the Indigenous lands they are held on; and buildings have been renamed.
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What it demands is an end to anti-Jewish bigotry in school curriculums, the restoration of legitimate political authority in Gaza and the dismantling of terrorist militias.
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Ms. Wu wondered whether the government might also require such courses in private schools, which have a high degree of autonomy in devising curriculums and teaching methods.
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School curriculums in sub-Saharan Africa are often poorly adapted to local needs, leaving graduates ill-equipped for the job market, the U.N. cultural agency UNESCO says.
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The student accused New York City's public high school system of erasing Black history in their curriculums and of mounting expenses on parents which exclude weakened populations.
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A lot of computer science curriculums are beginning to work on integrating some of these questions around the social effect of the code that's being made for decades.
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"We wanted to have more come from the 40 to 50 schools across the U.S. that have comparable if not better tech curriculums but are underserviced," Tarczynski explained.
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The complexity of the linguistic landscape in many countries argues not for abandoning mother-tongue teaching, but for developing layered curriculums that ease children into learning other languages.
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Teacher-training institutions need to be more rigorous—rather as a century ago medical schools raised the calibre of doctors by introducing systematic curriculums and providing clinical experience.
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The Obama administration has asked American medical schools to incorporate new recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about how to treat pain into their curriculums.
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With that kind of skills churn, curriculums need to be constantly updated, and employers are uniquely positioned to help schools anticipate the rapidly changing jobs market to come.
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It builds schools using a standard template, typically raising about $23,211 for each of them from donors; it recruits and trains teachers; and it writes its own curriculums.
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The legislation does not require that schools teach about the genocide but encourages middle schools, junior high schools and high schools to add the lessons to their curriculums.
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As we see an increase in mass shootings, suicide and depression, I have one solution I'd like to propose: incorporating mental health education into school curriculums across America.
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Nazha has big ambitions for AI.The idea is to expand this concept to other medical schools, which have struggled to integrate the tech into their curriculums, he said.
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Much of the responsibility falls on America's educators to incorporate civic education into school curriculums, in a manner that is practical to the teachers actually in the classroom.
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ESY NYC adopts Waters' hands on approach to food, health, and the environment by implementing a program that promotes gardening, cooking, and eating together into schools' everyday curriculums.
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The fundamentals of media literacy should occupy a central place in middle school and high school curriculums, arming students with the critical mind-set today's media landscape demands.
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The curriculums in the early years focus on math and the Chinese language, with full literacy — defined as the memorization of 3,500 distinct characters — expected in middle school.
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Creationism — a belief that God brought about the universe pretty much along the lines set forth in the Book of Genesis — thrived in school curriculums in some states.
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Like college deans of admission, we sift through the candidates, study their curriculums vitae, read their letters of reference and sort the prospects into piles (yes, no, maybe).
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There are no prerequisites, set curriculums or degrees (there is a certificate program for those looking for more structure), and most courses cost $280 or less per month.
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I think the larger issue of class assignments and curriculums for African-American children that are more culturally sensitive and less offensive is where the conversation should go.
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This can only be accomplished by incorporating news literacy into existing school curriculums — such as government, civics or history classes — rather than having a separate elective or seminar.
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Nearly every major university and college now offers online curriculums that evolve, semester to semester, in response to new technologies or what employers say they are looking for.
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Groups like Embracing Equity, City Garden Montessori and the Indigenous Montessori Institute are working to develop anti-bias, anti-racist curriculums and diversify the pool of Montessori teachers.
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This secular church should be a constant reminder of why art is so important in culture, and why it needs to be helped, dearly, and restored into curriculums.
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Civic-education curriculums which involve open discussions and debates are better at fostering political engagement in later life than classes dedicated to imparting facts about government institutions, he says.
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During the recent iPhone 7 launch, Apple also introduced Everyone Can Code, an educational initiative designed to help get code training — specifically Swift code training — into schools and curriculums.
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But feelings are mixed in China, where parents fret that state schools are too competitive, that the exam culture is too stressful and that curriculums favour cramming over creativity.
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COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS Academic standards in English language arts and math, created by a national task force and based on the best state curriculums and input from experts.
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The incomprehensible brutality of life under ISIS, the public executions, beheadings, school curriculums that taught of slaughter, mandatory black niqabs and long beards; smoking, cell phone, satellite TV bans.
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A pair of lawmakers on Wednesday introduced bipartisan legislation to create a grant program at the Department of Education to add cybersecurity into career and technical education curriculums. Reps.
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The Every Student Succeeds Act provides funding to core programs such as music and arts across the United States by listing those subjects as highly recommended for core curriculums.
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Curriculums and speech at universities, in particular, are tightly controlled by the government, fearful of a repeat of the pro-democracy protests in 1989 that were led by students.
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State officials should go beyond the Common Core Standards by writing content-rich grade-level standards and supporting district personnel in writing curriculums to help students meet the standards.
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A few hard-line Russian nationalists have again taken up that cudgel, demanding that Turgenev's books be removed from school curriculums because he was too smitten with the West.
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Sources like public school curriculums and government-run memorials paint a complex picture of the violence as rooted in Belgian colonial rule that exacerbated divisions between Hutu and Tutsi.
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How in the world are our youth supposed to compete with the science- and math-heavy curriculums of other countries if they leave school barely able to divide fractions?
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In 2009 as the trials progressed, a short history of the Khmer Rouge period was for the first time included in high school curriculums, after 30 years of silence.
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For example, Amazon is working directly with schools to create curriculums enabling students to learn relevant subjects and skills such as cloud computing, leading to portable certification and employment.
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Specifically, it took the core elements of Eruditus — which include helping educational institutions design new curriculums — and applied them to the online space to develop certificate courses and online degrees.
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"What we've done here, is we've modeled so well on what has been around overseas already, which is proven curriculums and proven processes," Sven Pietrangeli, operations manager at SARETEC, said.
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While they facilitate workshops in Los Angeles communities IRL through the parent organization Black Women for Wellness, you can get access to curriculums and more information on their website here.
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Cognitive capacities include, but are not limited to, the ability to operate with symbol systems in the verbal, visual and mathematical domains that are the basis of traditional academic curriculums.
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Amazon designed the site to enable teachers to post and freely share lesson plans, quizzes and curriculums of their own design, as well as open educational resources created by others.
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Today, many of those institutions have become fully-fledged research universities, which often co-operate with local firms to commercialise research findings, develop curriculums and place students in new occupations.
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He was an innovative and often abstruse theoretician, but he applied his postulates to real-world cases of conflict, cooperation and compromise in planning curriculums, publishing guidebooks and making videos.
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Those with high school diplomas and vocational or associates degrees should be well-equipped to do middle-skills jobs, but curriculums have not kept up with tech trends, she says.
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The #FeesMustFall movement also pushed for what students are calling the "decolonization" of Eurocentric institutions and curriculums, as well as protections for janitors and other poorly paid workers on campuses.
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Initially run out of a professor's house, the college was among a group of free-spirited institutions started in the 220s and '220s that let students design their own curriculums.
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In this time of precarity, some H.B.C.U.s are getting crafty to stay afloat, using a grab bag of transformative shifts to boost enrollment, finances and the attractiveness of their curriculums.
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When Asian-American-studies programs began spreading in California in the early '70s, their curriculums grew out of personal narratives of oppression, solidarity forged through the exhumation of common hardships.
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Chobani was working with the local education system to develop tech training curriculums for managing the whirring maelstrom of robots that make and package Greek yogurt at national-scale volume.
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Mr. de Blasio has also committed to including anti-hate crime curriculums in the city's schools, with a strong focus on middle and high schools in communities adjoining Orthodox neighborhoods.
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" -Reparations for the "cultural and educational exploitation, erasure, and extraction" of black communities through mandatory school curriculums that "critically examine the political, economic and social impacts of colonialism and slavery.
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If name brands are that important to you, take solace in the fact that edX courses are pulled right from legit university curriculums—MIT, Berkeley, and Harvard, to name a few.
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Indian curriculums are far too ambitious, artefacts of an era when schools were the preserve of the elite, and at any given time a quarter of the teachers will be absent.
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Nazha has also worked to create a new coding course for Cleveland Clinic's medical school, something intended to be a model for medical schools struggling to add AI to their curriculums.
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The program caters its curriculums specifically towards areas it believes are in high demand from today's hiring managers, including front-end and back-end web development, mobile development and UX design.
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Until her junior year of high school, she received a decidedly religious homeschool education, using print materials and CDs from a hodge-podge of Christian curriculums, including one called Alpha Omega.
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More districts are also providing workshops centered on cultural competency, meant to raise awareness among educators about the way race and culture impacts education, as well as build anti-racist curriculums.
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Ms. Schiller not only helped bring order and professional standards to the business of sexuality counseling; she also helped shape sex-education curriculums and broaden thinking on subjects like teenage pregnancy.
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Karen Reidy, a communications officer at UNICEF, which leads education programming in the camps, said efforts were under way to adapt other countries' curriculums into a "learning framework" for refugee children.
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According to an Association of American Medical Colleges survey, the inclusion of transgender issues into medical schools' curriculums rose to 66 percent in 2016-17, from 49 percent in 2013-14.
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At Lexington High, Ms. Eichenberg and her classmates are working with the school administration to update the curriculums for their health classes to include more modules on consent and sexual harassment.
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On the other hand, comprehensive sex education curriculums in schools help young people think about topics and situations before they become pressing, such as unhealthy behaviors and communication within a relationship.
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So what happens when students of color get to campus and they enter curriculums that dismiss their cultural backgrounds, their cultural values, have no ethnic studies, no women and gender studies?
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IBM has partnered with 19 community colleges to review curriculums, provide in-class expertise and apprenticeships to prepare students for "new collar" jobs in areas like cloud computing, cybersecurity and mainframes.
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The money would be used to hire a full-time coordinator, further integrate climate justice units into social studies and science curriculums and establish a separate course in each high school.
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New standards for teaching science across the country meant that even in states like Texas, creationism has been taken off some curriculums and lessons about human-induced climate change have been added.
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Winston Williams, an educator at an Oakland elementary school, notes that this is a rare chance to teach children about black history, a topic he sees as sorely lacking in today's curriculums.
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Lynne Polvino was helping her 6-year-old daughter Hazel with her homework last week when she noticed something troubling with the assignment, an unfortunate and increasingly common problem thanks to outdated curriculums.
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West met with the president at Trump Tower in December to "discuss multicultural issues," as well as "bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago" he said in a now-deleted tweet.
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Its reach stretches from review sites like Goodreads to shoe sales on Zappos to devices like Ring to baby clothing sold in its marketplace to educational tools for teachers, like entire math curriculums.
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When I was in high school, I had the opportunity to participate in a week-long educational program at the Imperial College London where I was exposed to all available science-related curriculums.
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We believe that technology and curriculums have failed to deliver in the past because our minds are too rigid about what human beings know and don't know and how education should be delivered.
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Unfortunately, many schools, particularly those that serve children with the greatest need, face obstacles that limit children's educational success -- rote curriculums, insufficient support for teachers and scant extracurricular options, to name a few.
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Teachers are using these stories to enhance curriculums in elementary and secondary schools, and scholars at universities through the world are incorporating this material into the historical record through books, journals and dissertations.
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All in all, it's a pretty informative introduction to the study of sound perception, also making the valuable point that music education has to remain a central part of school curriculums for children.
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"We just can't afford to send our kids to these schools," he said of the private international schools, which replicate the curriculums of Western countries, including the United States, Britain, Canada and France.
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This post is part of a series of guest lessons we occasionally publish featuring partnerships with outside organizations who make especially good use of New York Times materials in their programming and curriculums.
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Over the years, Nxivm's curriculums provided the philosophical framework for a group in which members were taught to substitute Mr. Raniere's principles for their own and see deviation from his teachings as heresy.
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It's a partnership between the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, where the Myaamia people were relocated, and the university, and today it develops curriculums for tribal youth programs, trains educators and researches tribal history.
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The reforms were adopted according to an eight-year timetable, requiring the retraining of police officers, prosecutors, judges and defense lawyers; the building of new courthouses; and the revamping of law school curriculums.
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This will ensure that everyone is taught the same, proper information and we do not have curriculums that vary wildly and provide some with an entirely inaccurate understanding of the history of slavery.
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The commission has established one- and five-day curriculums about the event, urging teachers to think about it as a massacre, while still giving space for it to be taught as a riot.
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And so we've been working with schools to create curriculums that basically we negotiate on their behalf and then they can go ahead and get a degree, whether it's in technology or business.
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But the delays illustrate how challenging it can be for cities and schools to incorporate climate change issues into curriculums, even when polls show that most students and parents are clamoring for them.
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Though al-Azhar bills itself as moderate, critics say that it has allowed hardliners to remain in senior positions and failed to reform its curriculums, which include centuries-old texts often cited by extremists.
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Earthquake preparedness is part of public school curriculums and yearly checkups: Have your go-bag packed and your emergency plan memorized for the next time the San Andreas or the Hayward fault gets frisky.
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Several South Asian nations have begun to add menstrual information in school curriculums but the report, launched ahead of World Menstrual Hygiene day on May 28, said there was still much to be done.
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As a junior, he received a recruitment letter from a tiny liberal-arts school in Sarasota called the New College of Florida, which graded pass/fail and allowed students to design their own curriculums.
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The book became a commercial blockbuster that sold more than 40 million copies, a staple on school curriculums, and an enduring moral parable about a young girl's coming of age in an unjust world.
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The big picture: As Axios' Kaveh Waddell has reported, a quiet movement is brewing in U.S. high schools to reboot curriculums with the objective of better preparing students for a different future of work.
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" After West, 39, met with Trump, 70, on Tuesday, the entertainer tweeted he wanted to meet with the future president to discuss "multicultural issues," including "bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago.
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While a few philosophy departments have made their curriculums more diverse, and while the American Philosophical Association has slowly broadened the representation of the world's philosophical traditions on its programs, progress has been minimal.
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The first hurdle is the entrance exam, which many Arabs have struggled with because of its emphasis on Israeli civics and Hebrew, topics that often get short shrift in Arab-Israeli public school curriculums.
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The bureau now counts about 2,600 registered private schools offering "nonformal curriculums" — the category that includes tutoring centers — in Hong Kong, more than twice the number of primary and secondary schools in the territory.
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From the process of voting to the structure of Congress, young Americans have blind spots because those blind spots were never filled by the curriculums at middle schools, high schools, or colleges and universities.
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The government's projections, released every two years, are used by school guidance counselors to advise students, by colleges to design curriculums and by work force development agencies to direct displaced workers into training programs.
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The Texas State Board of Education has revised its standards for social studies curriculums in public schools to say that the expansion of slavery played "the central role" in causing the American Civil War.
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NEW YORK An article on Tuesday about a lawsuit over curriculums in ultra-Orthodox Jewish schools in New York misstated how many children attend ultra-Orthodox yeshivas that do not meet secular state standards.
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Juilliard has been working to bring in new revenue by developing curriculums for private primary and secondary schools, creating online education products, and by making plans to build the Tianjin Juilliard School in China.
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On encouraging movement—in all its formsIn curriculums across the country and in our large-scale events, we're really emphasizing that movement doesn't have to be school sports or after-school sports or traveling teams.
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Since the Playgrounds launch, Apple has partnered with a number of educational institutions around the country to get Swift built into introductory computer science curriculums and to make its Playgrounds app a fixture in classrooms.
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Beyond making it easier to share information, Sony said also that the stored data sets could potentially be analyzed using AI to provide feedback and improvement ideas for educational institutions and their curriculums and management.
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That same year, the company began work on a new version of the product, swapping the USB for wireless, as part of an attempt to embrace the growing use of iPads in special education curriculums.
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The changes, approved last week, were an attempt to streamline social studies curriculums in the state after some teachers said there was too much material to cover; they were not meant as a total revision.
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Kroc gave more money to finance research, make films about the effects of the disease and push for changes in medical school curriculums, she did not let on that Mr. Kroc was himself an alcoholic.
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Even basic day-to-day budgeting and debt management advice — including student-loan-repayment assistance —may be part of the program nowadays, especially given how financial literacy is not a priority in many secondary school curriculums.
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"If successful, the lawsuit will ensure that the TPP program maintains its evidence-based principles and that new grantees are not forced to push dangerous [abstinence only until marriage] curriculums," Planned Parenthood said in a statement.
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After all, the youth of color who will power our future economy are disproportionately attending schools that lack the funding, resources and curriculums to prepare them to graduate, access higher education and succeed in the workforce.
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That's partly because women's magazines, which largely pick up from high school curriculums to keep us up to speed on science and health, are not exactly geared to anyone over the ripe old age of 40.
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At the same time, "All American Boys" has been incorporated into school curriculums in Massachusetts, Wisconsin and New York, where teachers have led classes on the book and invited police to join their students in conversations.
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When she married Dean Bragonier, a former restaurateur who now runs a nonprofit that promotes dyslexia curriculums in middle school — Ms. Taylor, Mr. Bragonier and Ms. Simon are all dyslexic — she gave it up for good.
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They started with one of the most widely used mindfulness curriculums, a program called Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, first developed in the late 1970s at the University of Massachusetts to help hospital patients manage chronic pain.
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Though offered by the federal migration and refugee office for years, the curriculums have been revamped and are now available to most newcomers, not just those who are officially recognized as refugees, as in the past.
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It has been 75 years since World War II ended, and the conflict still feels like one of the most covered events of the century — from public-school curriculums to films, TV series and countless books.
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Famous for his novel Catcher In The Rye, which is on all literature curriculums worth their salt would be complete, the notoriously reclusive 20th-century writer's early life is being brought to the silver screen this fall.
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One problem in West and Central Africa is that school curriculums are often European-inspired and not adapted to the local context, Chang said, making school feel irrelevant and leaving graduates ill-equipped for the job market.
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The learning method is also unique: unlike most curriculums, which focus around 'edutainment' or reading and writing skills, or teach older children via live video, ours is focused on constructive, natural spoken English in the earliest years.
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"Most people see it as glorified babysitting," said Robert Espinoza, vice president for policy at PHI, an advocacy group for personal care workers that also develops advanced training curriculums to improve the quality of the work force.
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In large part this is because of high school history curriculums, which anachronistically project the identity politics of today back onto the past, creating a distorted picture of the major forces and individuals that shaped our country.
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" She did not elaborate, but later in the afternoon, Mr. West said on Twitter that he wanted to meet with Mr. Trump to discuss "multicultural issues" that included "bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums and violence in Chicago.
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The class focuses on all the "soft skills" that may have fallen to the wayside in the now intensely grueling process of getting into prestigious colleges, and the absence of home economics from many high school curriculums.
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Establishing a national museum of disability history would go a long way toward incorporating this history into our public school curriculums and would eliminate the need to seek history that should be accessible and taught to all.
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They don't believe integration can succeed unless all schools are responsive to the needs of black and Hispanic students — which they say requires new curriculums, more teachers of color, and a strong emphasis on culture and identity.
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Such attacks have added to problems that schools in Pakistan, the world's sixth-most-populous country, share with those in other poor states—irrelevant curriculums, high rates of dropout as children (especially girls) get older, and woeful teaching.
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On Tuesday, the 213-year-old rapper tweeted that he wanted to meet with the future president to discuss "multicultural issues" including "bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago" while he was in New York City.
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These parents and teachers say that she is forcing teachers to adopt prepackaged curriculums, bringing in families with little stake in the school's approach and retaliating against teachers who resist her policies by starting investigations focused on them.
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On college tours, we've discussed everything from campus drinking and the merits of core curriculums to the best road-trip playlists and the preponderance of cute mascots at liberal arts schools (looking at your polar bear, Bowdoin College).
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We can also ensure that all our changing academic curriculums not only emphasize science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education, but also highlight how the arts and humanities, with creative skills and critical thinking, can work together for innovation.
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But in states like Wisconsin and North Carolina, however, the cuts have been accompanied by rhetoric that makes the true goal clear: attacking curriculums and professors who seem too liberal, and weakening the overall power of the university.
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Other groups of grants focus on the preservation of endangered Native American and other languages, or on support for new humanities curriculums at colleges, like the creation of a minor in Appalachian studies at West Virginia Wesleyan College.
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They will have access to official French archives covering the period between 1990 and 1994 in order to "analyze the role and involvement of France" during the massacres and to help shape French school curriculums, Mr. Macron said.
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Furthermore, he is taking on an entrenched reactionary religious establishment: carrying out an aggressive fight against extremism, working to eliminate extremist materials from school curriculums, and changing the message that the clerical establishment sends to the Muslim world.
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This includes public education programs on social media, in communities and in schools, such as incorporating the history of anti-Semitism into school curriculums and organizing events that foster greater solidarity and understanding between communities and religious groups.
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The Los Angeles School Board of Education had just approved a $258 million deal to kit every student in the second-largest public school district in the U.S. with Apple's tablet, loaded with custom digital curriculums designed by Pearson.
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One way to address that, he said, is to incorporate the issue into existing class curriculums, such as by examining how a Wikipedia page is created and how it differs from, say, an article in Nature or Smithsonian magazine.
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Potentially offending material is being removed from curriculums; trigger warnings are included in syllabuses; and even tenured faculty are seeing career-ending reprisals by wading into discussions or using words that could be construed as racism or sexual harassment.
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The museum offers an average of eight different tours daily, and the museum is expanding its reach with school curriculums, a digital storytelling exhibit, as well as a food stall at the the Market Line (under the Essex Market).
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"Existing self-defense courses deal with things like conjugal violence, and Montreal schools didn't really want to change their curriculums," she explains, adding that many of the teachers she contacted seemed uncomfortable addressing this type of religiously-motivated assaults.
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Night shows up on American school curriculums fairly frequently: It uses simple language and is short enough for a class to cover it quickly, but its evocation of the demeaning, dehumanizing horrors of the Holocaust is profound and visceral.
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Programs like the Yale School of Drama, Juilliard and the New School have been integrating intimacy coordination more regularly into their curriculums; both actors in this rehearsal had been introduced to the discipline during a workshop their freshman year.
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Although the Holocaust remains a critical area of research for many historians and is a staple of school curriculums in many countries, there is fear that the memory of what happened at the camps is fading among younger generations.
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It is promising to see the growing number of curriculums incorporating LGB and gender affirming care, but we must also strive to change the context in which we talk about gender and avoid implicit transphobia in our medical practice.
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To bring systematic change and secure the future of data science, there must be collective action to ensure ethics is integrated in curriculums, disseminated by professional societies, included in corporate policies and appropriately placed into future laws and regulations.
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Should we construct Jewish, Islamic and Buddhist philosophy in our curriculums as "non-Western," or does that reinscribe a fundamental divide between the West and the rest, where the West is portrayed as the major agent of human advancement?
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State education officials stepped up their oversight of the yeshiva curriculums last year, by adopting stricter guidelines for nonpublic schools that are likely to require drastic changes by some ultra-Orthodox schools, even ones the city has already visited.
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A group of private schools that included prominent members like the Brearley School on the Upper East Side sued the state's Education Department this week, saying those rules infringe on their independence and ability to set their own curriculums.
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While sex education is finally starting to include discussions of consent, few (if any) curriculums include guidelines to telling partners that they suck at fingering — Netflix's Sex Education touches on it in an all-too-familiar scene between two teenagers.
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But a growing movement, fueled primarily by parent and union activism, encouraged families to "opt out" of the state's standardized tests for grades three through eight, citing objections to their use in evaluations and concerns that they were narrowing school curriculums.
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As topics like sexual harassment dominate the national conversation and chief executives weigh in on the ethical and social issues of the day, business schools around the country are hastily reshaping their curriculums with case studies ripped straight from the headlines.
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The "corporate-athletics complex," as he calls it, corrupts universities, skirts federal tax laws, bullies the IRS, relies heavily on private donors, and sets players up to fail after their sports careers are over by pushing them into academically vapid curriculums.
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And, in other schools, uniform policies have been rewritten so that primary school children can dress according to the gender with which they identify, Elly Barnes, of Educate and Celebrate — who works with schools to implement LGBTQ inclusive curriculums — told the Sunday Times.
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The group's members have met with the education minister in the hope of shaping education policy; in states that the B.J.P. controls, the R.S.S. has been putting forward the names of underqualified ideologues for advisory positions on the content of textbooks and curriculums.
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In 2016, that impulse is less probable: The daydream of the West has since proved incompatible with the truth of its history, and playing "Cowboys and Indians" doesn't seem as appealing to children since genocide has made its way into school curriculums.
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But in California, history is being written by a committee that is at the center of a raging debate over how to tell the story of South Asia as it tries to update textbooks and revise curriculums for Grades 6 and 7.
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Though free speech advocates and many educators say the novel's themes condemn racism and paint an accurate picture of an important — albeit painful — period in U.S. history, it has been regularly challenged in classrooms and removed from a number of school curriculums.
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A key reason for Gomes' selection of her online program was that while many virtual MBA offerings feature general curriculums, the University of Illinois online MBA program allowed her to specialize and focus her degree in a specific industry — digital marketing and entrepreneurship.
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As CEO of Room to Read, progress for me equates to a reformist approach to the gender dynamics in classrooms and working with over a dozen ministries of education around the world to adopt school curriculums that equip girls with life skills.
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Other countries are also using the guide in creating their own curriculums and standards, he added, and this month the National Science Teachers Association released its position paper on teaching climate science, referencing the Essentials of Climate Literacy as one of its sources.
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We can do this by funding medical school and residency program training and curriculums, offering student loan repayment options for those treating addiction, and increasing the number of health care professionals who are equipped to provide medications for the treatment of opioid addiction.
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In 2014, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced $23 million in new funding for arts programs in schools, which included money for 100 new middle school arts teachers and for an "arts continuum project" aimed at connecting arts curriculums in elementary and middle schools.
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Considered to be one of the gold standards of military memoirs, Grant's book was an instant best seller, hailed by both critics and the public for its honesty and high literary quality, and has remained in print and on college curriculums ever since.
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In school curriculums, one month is reserved for the study of black history, while the rest of the year is just plain history; people will tell you they are fans of black or Latin music, but few will claim they love white music.
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Dr. Jody Steinauer is an obstetrician-gynecologist, the director of the Bixby Center for Global Reproductive Health at the University of California, San Francisco, and the founder of Medical Students for Choice, a nonprofit that advocates abortion training in medical school curriculums.
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"I wrote the first curriculums for the program, and I think within a year or something like that I got calls from Yale, I got calls from the University of Illinois," he said in an interview with the Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation in 2013.
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This year's elementary school curriculum was changed significantly — to focus more on French history and less on world history — after "a very intense debate," said Michel Lussault, president of the Superior Council for Programs, the state-appointed independent committee of 18 experts that sets curriculums.
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The internet has certainly shed more light on what some call their "invisible orientation" in recent years, but asexuality is almost entirely left off of most traditional sexual education curriculums — that is, of course, in places where sex ed is even offered to begin with.
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School curriculums and textbooks have long been a point of contention on both sides of the decades old Israel-Palestinian conflict, with both parties accusing the other other as using education as a means to teach the next generation to hate and fear each other.
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"Being gay at that time was seen as negative," said Mark Jarrett, a textbook publisher who included Parkhurst in a new book intended to comply with a California law requiring social studies curriculums to recognize the historical role of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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The estate was built largely on the outsize and enduring success of Ms. Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning debut novel, "To Kill a Mockingbird," which since its publication in 1960, has sold more than 40 million copies worldwide and remains a staple on American school curriculums.
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There was a time when beauty culture curriculums were formally offered at some colleges and vocational schools, spearheaded by entrepreneur and beauty mogul Madam C.J. Walker — the first self-made millionaire in America whose life is the inspiration for a Netflix series premiering in March.
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I thought that we'd fought that battle in the 1970s and '80s, when thousands of teachers in schools and colleges across the land labored to create curriculums to replace the monochromatic narrative of the deeds of white men that then passed for real American history.
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An Appraisal Harper Lee will forever be remembered for her 1960 classic "To Kill a Mockingbird" — a novel that became a staple of middle-school curriculums, and for several generations of readers, a coming-of-age story that spoke to their own losses of childhood innocence.
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By his 80th birthday the Holocaust was established on modern-history curriculums, his books were on reading lists, he had won the Nobel peace prize, and millions of visitors every year streamed to the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, which he had helped to found.
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Curriculums range from how to reach out to at-risks youth to shoot/don't shoot scenarios, which are often meant to show members of the public what police officers face when they confront an armed suspect, and which factors lead to the decision to fire their weapons.
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The criticism is not just words; it gave rise to the "Fallist" movement that began about two years ago with the #RhodesMustFall campaign to purge historically white campuses like the Universities of Cape Town and the Witwatersrand of colonial symbols, and to modernize curriculums and diversify staffs.
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The official push of traditional masculinity — including reinvented school curriculums and the sponsorship of boys-only clubs — is motivated in part by worries that the decades-long one-child policy produced a generation of timid and self-centered male youth ill equipped to fulfill their social responsibilities.
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In recent years, and most obviously since the rise of Black Lives Matter, private schools around the city have taken concerted care to recruit minority students, to introduce curriculums and conversation about racial understanding in lower grades, to seek diversity consultants and to promote inclusion around gender.
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Party members called for a referendum on whether to leave the euro; for the expulsion of Allied troops, who have been stationed in Germany since 19493; and for school curriculums that focus more on "positive, identity-uplifting" episodes in German history and less on Nazi crimes.
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Mr. Christensen and Mr. van Bever suggest rebooting the capitalist system through a series of policy incentives aimed at making investment capital more "patient," evolving the curriculums at business schools, realigning corporate strategy and resource allocation and freeing managers to focus on long-term value creation.
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We need to put curriculums for people who really came from the streets, not people who are just trying to set us up to go into a work system or prison system that applies to what people are really going through, which Jim Brown has created.
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A big challenge — and one he said is essential to preparing children for a labor market in which routine and individualized tasks are being automated — is making sure this style of education is not lost in higher grades, when teachers turn to lecturing and standardized curriculums.
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"Organically instill the patriotic spirit into all subjects, curriculums and standards for primary, secondary and higher education in morals, language, history, geography, sports, arts and so on," says the document, which was approved in late January but publicized only on Tuesday by Xinhua, the state-run news agency.
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"DeVos would love nothing better than for parents to decide to spend their money on private Christian schools ... or to homeschool them using Christian curriculums," said Milton Gaither, an education professor at Messiah College in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, who researches the homeschool movement and wrote a book about it.
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Many colleges have also exploited loan programs by admitting unqualified students into nontechnical liberal arts curriculums that offer little future, jacking up their price tags, and spending the bonanza on light teaching loads and student unions that make college more a Club Med experience than a real education.
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Rather than switching to English-medium teaching, governments fearful of losing custom to the private sector should look at the many possible ways of improving public schools—limiting the power of obstructive teachers' unions, say, or handing them over to private-sector managers and developing good curriculums and so on.
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While state and local governments are best positioned to design specific education curriculums and programs tailored to their populations, the federal government has a duty to begin addressing the 22019 percent of American students who are falling through the cracks because they lack access to computer science and STEM education.
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As police departments across the country try to incorporate more sensitivity and difference awareness training into their curriculums, to heal the ruptures and divisions that have seemed so systemic, they might include a few tutorials on how modern women dress, and what clothes tell us about one another, and don't.
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Offerings run the gamut of what "education" can entail: single courses, full degrees, professional development, casual hobbies, gamefied children's education, and much more — using videos, mobile technology, VR, AI to tailor courses, curriculums approved by leading academics and educators, and much more to make the learning more sticky and effective.
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Community colleges across the country, with the help of companies and research institutions like M.I.T., are beginning to shape their curriculums to expose students to new theories and technology while teaching longstanding core manufacturing fundamentals, encouraging their students to continue their education even after they have earned their initial degree.
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The end to our opioid addiction epidemic, I believe, will come from a symphony of small solutions, many of them unsexy: expanding treatment options, using jails as recovery centers, creating syringe exchanges, broadening the use of Narcan and widening the curriculums in medical schools to include pain and addiction studies.
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Roughly two-thirds of American colleges founded in the 18th and 19th centuries were affiliated with a religious denomination and undergraduate curriculums for much of our nation's history included instruction in the Bible as well as the ancient languages of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew in which it was originally written.
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Those who go on the trip visit cultural sites, museums, universities, and organizations managed and led by people of African descent to learn about the "historic and present-day resilience and brilliance of their heritage often lacking in our school curriculums," according to Birthright AFRICA co-founder and CEO Walla Elsheikh.
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Batterer intervention classes have been around since the late 1970s and emerged from what was then known as the battered women's movement, said Michael Paymar, a co-author of the Duluth Curriculum in the late 1980s, which is one of the most widely used curriculums in batterer intervention programs today.
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While El Paso's program is a unique educational experience, creative writing programs across the country are developing Spanish-based curriculums — a growth reflecting the nation's changing demographics: Spanish is the primary language of more than 103 million people in the United States, up from 32 million in 2005, according to Census Bureau estimates.
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Mr. Honoroff, who became principal last year after working as a literacy coach at the school, instituted new math and English curriculums, added small-group reading interventions for all students four times a week, and made room in the schedule for teachers to meet in teams several times a week to examine students' work.
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DreamBox Learning, an online math education company whose curriculums adapt to individual students, chose Rise as an investor not just because of its team — which includes John Rogers, an investor who specializes in education companies, and Arne Duncan, the former secretary of education — but because of its ability to measure the company's effects on society.
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And it's easier to narrow the focus onto Hitler's leadership qualities when even school curriculums glaze over his role in World War II. "In our high schools, we learn about Hitler, but they don't teach us about the Holocaust," said Pramod Jaiswal, a Nepali university student studying at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi.
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The College Board and ACT emphasize the practice value of their online exams in earlier grades, as well as their free online test prep: The College Board promotes the score-boosting power of its partner Khan Academy, commonly used in school and after-school curriculums, while ACT this spring began its own ACT Academy online test prep.
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The controversy erupted after Army Radio, which has been under pressure from right-wing politicians to broadcast more patriotic programming, aired a show about the poetry of Mahmoud Darwish, a revered figure among Palestinians whose work is a staple of school curriculums and is showcased at a signature museum in the West Bank city of Ramallah.
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Those of us who came of age in the last century did so with movies, books, television shows, toys, games and school curriculums that told us of wide-open and empty spaces, of buffalo and land free for the taking, of sturdy and stoic white settlers, of adventurous cowboys, and of fierce and frightening indigenous people.
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But I've watched as the field of cybersecurity has become formalized through a flurry of new degrees, certificates and curriculums, and I worry that some fundamental components of what make people really good at security — namely, the instincts to look at systems in unconventional ways and quickly identify possible ways to cause trouble — are being lost along the way.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrPelosi releases 'fact sheet' saying Trump has 'betrayed his oath of office' Federal prosecutors interviewed multiple FBI officials for Russia probe review: report Mulvaney walks back comments tying Ukraine aid to 2016 probe MORE expressed opposition to LGBT curriculums that do not provide opt-out provisions for those who oppose it on religious grounds.
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" • For more about Lin-Manuel Miranda, pick up the new issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands now Miranda continues, "It's been in cool history teachers' curriculums for the past six years, and so it felt like a very full-circle moment when he brought his family to see the show because he was the first one to hear the first song.
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Since the toolkit was launched in 2015, it has been downloaded over 2,500 times, and used by artists for individual study, for self-supporting artist groups, by arts organizations for public workshops, and integrated into curriculums at Gonzaga University, Idaho State University, Kent State University, the Thomas Kenan Institute for the Arts at the University of North Carolina, and others.
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"[S]ome of the best examples we've seen is when the employers reach into the vocational schools and reach into the high schools, and develop curriculums and then employ the student right on the other end," she said, adding that she wants to make sure "every dollar that's spent of taxpayer money" on workforce initiatives is actually going toward training people and getting them jobs.
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For years, a number of organizations have promoted teaching civics, such as the Center for Civic Education which provides curriculums and holds annual competitions for upper elementary and middle-school students, iCivics, a nonprofit civics education group started by the former Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor, and the Civics Education Initiative, which lobbies states to require students to pass a civics test before graduating.
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Education: She released a plan to increase federal funding for public schools if a school's state: Increases teacher pay Recommends how to improve school services for working families Prioritizes "workforce readiness" in high school curriculums Creates a way for federal funds to be used for construction and repairs in school buildings Staff treatment: Multiple media outlets have detailed Klobuchar's alleged history of emotionally abusive treatment of her staff.
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Watch: Sex Robots Are Here David Bell, associate professor of population and family health at Columbia University Medical Center and medical director of the family planning program there, noted a 2015 study in International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health that found that sexual education curriculums addressing gender and power dynamics resulted in significant decreases in STIs and pregnancy in students, as well as positive effects on students' social attitudes and behavior.
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" The teen didn't mince any words when addressing Obama's question: "Schools in my community in Guatemala are missing many basic infrastructures, like computers, desks, and materials, as well as curriculums that promote both the personal and social development of young girls, particularly indigenous girls," Santizo, who wants to become an English teacher, said: "I've seen too many girls drop out of school, not be allowed to go to school, or receive a poor quality of education.
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